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Tom Heneghan

Position: Religion Editor
My job is to coordinate religion news coverage with our bureaus around the world. Based in Paris, I also run our FaithWorld blog and report mostly about Christianity and Islam in Europe. I'm also interested in related moral issues such as bioethics. Before launching this post in 2003, I was a correspondent, bureau chief and editor in Europe and Asia over 25 years and wrote the book "Unchained Eagle: Germany after the Wall" (2000). The Council of European Churches named me their Religion Writer of the Year in 2006.

Articles

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Samaritans use modern means to keep ancient faith June 03, 01:58am EDT 

KIRYAT LUZA, West Bank (Reuters) - Guardians of an ancient faith with a cameo role in the Bible, the 750 surviving followers of the Samaritan religion are using surprisingly modern methods to keep their tiny community alive.  Full Article 

Islamists say Pope's Mideast visit provocative
Pope visit boosts Jordanian site of Jesus baptism
Local issues trump "religion card" in Indian poll
French physicist d'Espagnat wins prestigious Templeton Prize
Austrian Catholic Church holds meeting amid bishops uproar
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Blog Posts

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Notes on France's ban-the-burqa debate

The French love a rousing political debate, all the more so if it leads to a parliamentary inquiry and is topped off with a new law. Paris set the stage this week for just such a debate on whether Muslim ...  Full Article | Comments [1] 

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Poll: Pakistanis against Taliban, disagree over sharia views

[CROSSPOST blog: 21 post: 6853] Original Post Text: A new poll shows public opinion in Pakistan has turned sharply against the Taliban and other Islamist militants, even though they still do not trust ...  Full Article | Comments [2] 

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Poll: Pakistanis against Taliban, disagree over sharia views

A new poll shows public opinion in Pakistan has turned sharply against the Taliban and other Islamist militants, even though they still do not trust the United States and President Barack Obama. Reporting ...  Full Article | Comments [2] 

GUESTVIEW: Fellay ordains SSPX priests, hints timid opening | Comments [3]
Funeral may show if Michael Jackson converted to Islam | Comments [2]
Vatican daily proclaims Michael Jackson immortal - for his fans
"Sufi card" very hard to play against Pakistani Taliban | Comments [4]
Muslim trust restores Jewish sites in Afghanistan
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